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After a great deal of effort, they managed to get the two herds separated and the Jones herders headed their cattle towards Corry Point and Three-Creeks. The Bullochs left their cattle near Hog's Heaven in the lower country on the plains where they owned property. They had left cattle behind all along the way. That fall Kumen, Dave C., Rass and others got together again and made an attempt at rounding up the stragglers. They knew that they were taking on a terrific job especially since the wild cattle had drifted hack towards the Arizona Strip and were determined to get back to what they knew as home. The group of men located most of the cattle but it was a "fight" all the way. They were able to get a good percentage of them out and hack with the herd, hut some of the cattle were never rounded up. According to Will, Charles Esplin was authorized to get some of the wild ones if he had to shoot them, and he hauled them out on pack horses. In the winter, part of the cattle ran in Cedar Valley and New Castle where Lehi had acquired a large ranch, and they were trailed to the mountain in the spring. The Joneses and Bullochs never did take any of these cattle back to the Arizona Strip. Later, Lehi leased the land by Iron Springs and acquired land near Antelope Springs where he ran cattle. In 1919, when Lehi M. and Rass were discharged from the army after World War I, some of the original Cross Cattle were still on the range at Short Creek. These cattle had become very wild and had not been de-horned. It was like catching a deer to rope one and brand it. Ahout the last roundup of cattle at Short Creek took place in 1926. I n 1930, Lehi sold his 40 acres of Short Creek property for $400.00.' Evidently, the range rights were dispened through the Taylor-Grazing Act, which was introduced in the 30's. The following is a description of an "old time cowhand" which Rass cut out of a western magazine. He felt it was a pretty good likeness of the life they led while running cattle on the Arizona Strip: "The cowhand's typical day was anything but romantic. There was no romance in getting up at four o'clock in the morning, eating dust behind a trail herd, swimming muddy and turbulent rivers, nor in doctoring screw worms, pulling cows from hog holes, sweating in the heat of summer and freezing in the cold of winter. Prairie fires, swollen riven, stampedes, storms, freezing blizzards, man-killing horses, fighting cattle, holes for horses to step into and trees for them to run against, a rope that might betray him constantly in his hand - all these perils and more were a part of the cowboy's daily life." 179
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I have been an active designer and developer of assistive technology concepts for almost 20 years and have had the opportunity over this period to attend numerous conferences on this most important subject. In addition to attending and presenting at conferences, I have also been an active participant in the organization of such meetings. Many of the meetings I have attended over the years have been either primarily academic meetings or trade shows – but rarely both. The Center on Disabilities at California State University, Northridge has been able to cross this gap. Given the importance of our work, and the need for cooperative research, development and distribution, it is truly critical that academics and assistive technology developers and distributors meet together.
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Sexual assault victims navigate grueling path bringing assailants to justice
Published: Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Updated: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 23:07
Stepping into the College Station Police Station, 20-year-old Stephanie feels sick.
Her mother walks by her side. Somewhere between the parking lot and the station's front door, she takes Stephanie's hand in her own.
Stephanie is more than grateful for her support. Without her mother, Stephanie knows she wouldn't have found the strength to do what she is about to do. But for some reason, she feels like a little girl being led to the principal's office to be scolded.
"How can I help you?" the receptionist asks.
Her mother leans forward. Even though she whispers, Stephanie is certain everyone in the police station can hear her mom's reply.
"I need to report a sexual assault."
Stephanie clears her throat and speaks for the first time.
Stephanie's story
During summer 2011, Stephanie, Class of 2013, hosted a party at her apartment in celebration of her 20th birthday. Enrolled in summer courses at Texas A&M, she subleased her room from Dave, one of her best friend's cousins. Excited by the prospect of her first birthday party in College Station, Stephanie invited several people, including Dave and a few of his friends. In Dave's entourage was Ryan.
"I had only met Ryan recently and hung out with him a couple of times because of our mutual friends," Stephanie said. "I always felt a little uncomfortable with how flirty he was, but I trusted him because I trusted Dave and the people he hung out with."
Several dozen people arrived the night of the party. Excited by the turnout, Stephanie planned for everyone to head to Northgate after the party. Stephanie's night ended much earlier than she expected.
"I hadn't anticipated all the alcohol my friends would bring as presents," Stephanie said. "And every time someone took a shot, they wanted to take it with the 'birthday girl.'"
Before she knew it, Stephanie was intoxicated beyond the threshold of memory. At midnight, she passed out mid-conversation in a lawn chair outside. A group of friends carried her up to her room and placed her in bed.
"All of the sudden something caused me to wake up, but only for a matter of seconds," Stephanie said. "I could only lift my eyes open about halfway. I saw a figure on top of me, but no face."
During her brief moment of consciousness, Stephanie found herself unable to move her arms or legs and could offer no resistance. Stephanie passed out again.
"When I woke up [the next morning], something felt off," Stephanie said. "My underwear was on the floor and my skirt was lifted up to my hips and left there. I also couldn't make sense of what I remembered happening. Was it real? Was it a dream?"
The day after the party, Ryan approached Stephanie and told her they had sex the night before. Stephanie knew something was wrong.
"I was confused because I remembered so little but I didn't feel right about it," Stephanie said. "I was physically incapacitated and he took advantage of that."
Two months later, after opening up to her mom and best friends, Stephanie decided to report the assault and press charges.
"To save himself, [Ryan] tried to make it sound like I wanted it," Stephanie said. "And I have this horrible memory of waking up with him on top of me to remind me of it."
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"Sexual assault is the only crime where society blames the victim," said Cary Haynes, director of center programs at the Brazos County Sexual Assault Resource Center.
According to the Rape Abuse and Incest National Network, sexual assault is the most under-prosecuted crime in the U.S. Rape cases are difficult to prosecute in part because of the burden of proof. Most sexual assaults involve two witnesses — the victim and defendant.
The first step in reporting a sexual assault is to file a crime report. At this point a survivor can choose whether to file a Jane Doe report, a decision that will strike the survivor's real name from the official records and the resulting proceedings. Following the initial report, law enforcement officials interview the survivor. During the interview, the survivor can be accompanied by an advocate, not a friend or relative.
"The advocate at the police station was my one saving grace," Stephanie said. "She sat next to me during the entire interview, helped me along through the tough parts to say aloud and provided reassurance through my moments of doubt."
The purpose of the interview is to obtain basic information about the crime. The information provided by the survivor is the basis for the legal proceeding. While the questioning might seem insensitive, the law enforcement officials are trained to maintain a neutral attitude throughout the course of the interview.
"The police interview was probably the hardest part," Stephanie said. "As I sat there and uncomfortably described everything that happened, the officers' blank faces just stared back at me."
Following the interview, the case is handed to an investigator who determines if there is evidence of a crime. The report is then forwarded to the district attorney if the evidence warrants a case. The district attorney ultimately determines whether there is sufficient evidence to prosecute the case. From this point less than one in five sexual assault cases go to trial.
"One of the reasons I didn't want to report [my sexual assault] is because I'd heard horror stories of defense lawyers tormenting rape victims on the stand," said Beth, Class of 2009, who decided not to report her sexual assault.
While survivors of sexual assault are protected by the rape shield law, which limits what the defense can ask about the victim's prior sexual history, a defense attorney will attempt to discredit the personal testimony of the witness. Tactics might include suggesting that the witness misidentified the defendant, lied about the assault, or gave misleading sexual signals on the occasion of the assault.
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Have you heard the one about the doting girlfriend who gave her heart to a guy for three years, only for him to say that he's not the marrying kind? And then when they break up, he turns around and proposes to some bitch (and we do mean bitch!), three months later.
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Maple Braised Rabbit And Carrots
Author Notes: I don't like to brag ... wait, that's a lie, when it comes to food and it's good and I made it I can actually be a little braggy - anyhow, I will brag that this is one of the best rabbit dishes I have made to date. It is sweet and salty and juicy/tender. The rabbit meat is delicate and takes the brine nicely, and the roasted sweetness of the carrots are a great companion. I recommend serving this with a simple nutty grain accompaniment, we had red quinoa and bulgur. Also, just FYI, Ginger likes it too - what JRT wouldn't enjoy some bunny and carrots! Easter Dinner is ready to roll!!!
** this looks like a long ingredient list but once you have everything in place you can roll through cooking this in no time ** - aargersi
Serves 4
- 1 whole rabbit cut in 8
- 1 tablespoon whole white peppercorns
- 1 tablespoon whole black peppercorns
- 1 cinnamon stick
- 1/3 cup kosher salt (plus more for the flour)
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 3 cups water plus 3 cups ice
- 2 cups peeled carrot in 1/2 inch slices
- 5 cloves garlic - chopped
- 2 large shallots - peeled and sliced
- 8 fresh sage leaves - chopped into ribbons (chiffonade)
- 1 cup flour
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1 cup dry white wine
- 1 cup chicken stock
- 1/4 cup grade B maple syrup
- Is your rabbit cut up for you? If not - I use kitchen shears - first cut off the hoppers and the front legs. Then remove the spine and portion the saddle into 4 pieces. There is a side flap that you can leave loose (I do, I am lazy) or use to create a roll that you can secure with a toothpick.
- Make the brine: Toast the peppercorns and cinnamon stick in a large saucepan for a few minutes until they are fragrant. Pour in the water then add 1/3 c salt and sugar. Bring it to a boil to dissolve the salt and sugar, then turn off the heat. Add the ice. Put the rabbit pieces in a large container and pour the cool brine over. Refrigerate for several hours (this is a good morning task - do the rest at dinner time)
- Heat the oven to 325. Get out your biggest oven ready skillet - or you can brown in one and then move the rabbit to a baking dish. Melt the butter over medium heat. Put the flour with 2 tsp salt and 1 tsp pepper in a shallow dish. Remove the rabbit from the brine and try to get most of the peppercorns off. Pat it dry, then dredge each piece in flour and place in the pan. Don't over crowd them - you will likely need to do this in batches. Brown each piece on both sides to golden brown, then remove them from the pan.
- When all of the rabbit is browned, add the garlic and shallots to the pan and brown them for just a couple of minutes. Add the wine, then stock, and scrape all of the good stuff off the bottom of the pan. Allow this to simmer for 4-5 minutes.
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4 months ago fearlessem
Thanks aargersi! I made this tonight and it was absolutely delicious -- and my first time cooking rabbit! The sauce was just right -- not too sweet, which I had feared... And for those of you who don't have access to rabbit, I'm pretty sure this would be similarly delicious with chicken thighs...
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Abbie is a trusted source on General Cooking.
I am so glad you tried it! I have a rabbit in the freezer right now that I have been pondering - paella? But maybe I will do this again instead ...
almost 2 years ago krusher
I love rabbit so I cooked this recipe. I agree this is a top dish. Perfect for Australian winter days here. Thanks.
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I still have never cooked rabbit! I love eating it though! Maybe if I can get the pup to hunt one down... ;) In all seriousness, this looks incredibly delicious, though!
about 2 years ago
Abbie is a trusted source on General Cooking.
We have a guy at the farmer's market now who sells them - his are outstanding. Hunt one down! Maybe at an Italian meat market?
about 2 years ago meganvt01
This looks delicious! A totally under used protein - and it seems perfect here!
about 2 years ago cristinasciarra
Not only does this look delicious, but your headnote and instructions really made me laugh. It's been too long since I last made rabbit, and you've given me the perfect excuse to make it again soon!
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I hope you do, and that you enjoy it! Rabbit is such a tasty delicate meat, and highly sustainable - we should all eat more of it. Especially on EASTER :-)


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John is wearing the uniform of a Trooper in the 'Mounted Rifles. He was a railway worker, aged 28, when he attested for military service on 23 August 1915 at Trentham.
His first postings were to the Mounted Rifles. He was a Trooper in the 8th Mounted Rifles until 28 November, when he was transferred to the 11th Mounted Rifles, and promoted to Corporal on 2 December and to Sergeant on 20 January 1916.
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John survived this battle but was seriously injured with a 'compound fracture of the skull', that occurred on 25 September 1916. His military medical report states, 'While in a bayonet charge he was struck by a bullet, sustaining an extensive depression over posterior frontal region. After a period of recovery he was discharged from service in April 1917.
John lived in the Wellington region after the war. He married Bridget Firth in 1933 who owned the Western Park Hotel in Wellington. It appears that John worked in the hotel and as a railway worker until he retired in 1946. They had a son also called John Owen Clay.
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All the modern conveniences at USPS training complex in Norman, OK.
"So all of a sudden we had a lot of smaller garages that were getting diesel vehicles and didn't have people who had never worked on diesels before,"she goes on. "We had a lot of training to do, and mixed classes, where you had a guy who had been a diesel technician all his life and then guys who had never touched a diesel truck before. That was the first big change."
Today, Karim says, the USPS fleet is dealing with another change, one that's as big, if not bigger, than the changeover to diesel.
It can be summed up in one word that can either make a fleet maintenance manager's life a carefree wonderland, or an endless headache. The word is: computers.
In the next few years the USPS will be replacing the bulk of its fleet on both the diesel and the gasoline sides, and the proliferation of computers in the new vehicles has the NCED staff scrambling.
"We've got new cargo vans we that are so far out there and state-of-the-art that even the dealers are having a hard time repairing them under warranty,"says Karim. "My metaphor is 'We've gone kicking and screaming from dinosaurs to star wars.'"
Technical training instructor Bob Chambers agrees. "It's like going from conestoga wagons into the internal combustion era. It's almost that dramatic."
"The body computer on the new truck controls the air suspension, the tag axle, a lot of the lighting, the wiper system, the air conditioning—it even has a code for the dome light!"Chambers says. "It's things that we've never had to deal with before."
As a result, Karim and her staff have been focusing on electrical troubleshooting training. In fact, the basic classes are now prerequisites for all other vehicle maintenance courses.
"Basic analytical troubleshooting skills is a big one; getting people to think logically and apply problem solving skills,"says Karim. "You can teach people things by rote, but what happens when you get to the end of the diagnostics and you still have the problem? Especially since components are getting so expensive, it can eat up a lot of money if you're not troubleshooting wisely or making wise decisions."
"We strive to make the technicians realize that in the field, diagnosing the vehicle correctly is really important,"says technical training instructor Darrin Brewer. "If they just slap parts on it, that doesn't do anybody any good. When they come to the training center, we run them through the diagnostic procedure. That way if a vehicle comes in their stall, no matter what it is—electrical problems, driveability problems, engine control problems—they'll have the diagnostic routine to follow."
"Our technicians are more adept at electronics than they were five years ago,"adds Chambers. "We've been pushing very hard in the automotive electronics course, and it's brought a foundation of knowledge that they didn't have before."
According to Karim, there are always some experienced technicians who don't want to admit that they need to brush up on the basics. The course designers must make sure that the content satisfies the training needs of novice and expert alike.
"With all the courses in the light vehicle side, they're set up so that, whether the guy has six months' experience, or he has 40 years of experience, whether he's come out of a dealership or he's just moved into automotive, the courses are set up start to finish so that we don't leave anybody behind,"says Brewer.
As he and the other trainers have focused on the basic skills, they've realized that USPS technicians were sometimes missing some basic tools.
"We have had guys come through here, and they want to know where the test light is,"Chambers says. "They don't how to use a voltmeter."
"We call that 'Old School,' says Brewer. "We have to break that right up front."
Trouble is, when Karim started to investigate, she found that many technicians at USPS vehicle maintenance facilities across the country weren't using multimeters consistently.
"We were teaching people how to use meters and teaching them troubleshooting skills, and when they got home they didn't always have access to a meter,"she says. "We now purchase meters in bulk and actually give every student that graduates from electrical a meter to take back with them. It belongs to the Postal Service, but it's theirs to use as long as they're employed with us. We're trying to put the equipment in their hands so they can build on what they've learned, and reinforce their training when they got home."
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Reader shares thoughts on school board race
To the editor:
Elizabethton voters have the opportunity to affect real change with the school board election. The current board has shown a clear split between the majority, who consistently support the administration's policies, and the minority who often question it.
In the past six years, the city schools have lost many excellent teachers and support personnel for often questionable reasons. The heart of a good school system is not its board or its administration, but its teachers and what goes on in each classroom every day. Without a positive, supportive and nurturing atmosphere for teachers, students cannot possibly receive the education they deserve. Teachers are expected to treat their students with honesty, integrity and respect and they should, in turn, be granted the same treatment from their superiors. They should be encouraged to question and explore and be full partners in the entire system, and not be afraid to question or speak up.
The Elizabethton schools have been known in the past for academic excellence. Many people say that is why we have so many students coming into the system. That can be a potentially negative factor though, as the quality of education cannot be maintained with overcrowding as a result. All three elementary schools are overcrowded at present, yet the incumbent board member, who is seeking another term (Mrs. Booher), has been quoted as saying that "…we are not experiencing overcrowding in Elizabethton (schools)." She speaks of the positive aspects of "mobile/portable" classrooms when referring to art, music and computer classes (now on carts). This has translated into the music teacher pushing around a grocery cart from room to room in one school and often art classes also being moved constantly. Mrs. Booher also states that "classroom spaces are being used for academic classes." Most people today consider computer skills, art and music to be equally "academic" classes as well. These classes used to have their own rooms so at one time previous school boards must have thought so, as well.
Voters should read, listen and question all the candidates and base their votes on who they think will best address the needs of all the students as well as the teachers. It is always tempting to vote for someone we know personally, but the issues are much greater here.
The school board has a direct effect on all of the schools through setting and enforcing the best policies for the children of Elizabethton. It is also the school board's job to help create the most positive atmosphere in the schools possible. Board members should also be willing to visit the schools often, talk with teachers and perhaps students and find out what needs are and are not being met.
If we allow and encourage the teachers to teach and not discourage their input and make them feel valued and an integral part of the team, the entire system will benefit, rather than marginalize and discount their valuable input.
All the candidates have stated their views — two seem to think a new direction is needed and have stated as such. Sharon Lynch Skeens and Chuck Madgett have articulated their desire to re-emphasize academics over the current administration's push for a new sports complex and new ball fields.
The students of Elizabethton deserve the best possible academic education possible and the taxpayers deserve to know that their money is being spent where it is needed the most and will benefit the most students. And, the teachers need to feel and know that they are valued and respected and their opinions matter.
-Susan J. Peters, Elizabethton


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i just got an iphone 3gs from my relative,before giving it to me he did Reset through the phone to delete all his previous data that was present on it...it was on 4.0.1 os jailbroken and unlocked...after reset when it asked to reboot it doesnt,only an apple logo comes and i can enter into dfu mode by pressing home and power button for ten seconds...
i dont want to restore the phone to the latest firmware by apple thorugh itunes,is there anyway i can restore to the same 4.0.1 firmare or any other unlockable firmware.
-it has the newer bootrom
-shsh blobs for 4.0.1 is not saved
-dunno if shsh blobs for 3.1.2 n 3.1.3 are saved (how to check them)
-dont want to update baseband to 6.5 after updating to 4.2.1
i heard snowbreeze 2.2 will be coming out soon with baseband preservation,will i be able to use that so that i can update to 4.2.1 while preserving my baseband..
plz suggest all possible options!!!


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Blame Spain, but it was really Apple's fade that killed our chances for moving aggressively into the black.
Am I the only one who thinks the Apple conference is a relative non-event? Apparently not. AAPL started fading just after 1pm ET when it became clear that no big announcement would be forthcoming (Facebook integrated into iOS 6? Please). The S&P also promptly faded and as we head into the close the S&P is near the lows for the day.
Forget Apple. This is an important day for a different reason. A big European bailout has been declared a failure by the markets.
This was the FIRST TIME we saw a European bailout that failed within HOURS. The markets have said it's not good enough.
Bonds have rallied. Again. Rates are effectively ZERO.
As one trader said to me, "No returns=no investments=no growth."
Traders don't want more debt on debt, they want 1) a restructuring of sovereign debt obligations, and 2) a massive restructuring of the southern European economies.
A restructuring? Like Greece? No way, they say. Not for everyone else. So far, everything is being done to preserve the bond holders. But we now have a sovereign debt crisis alongside a banking crisis. The governments can't bail out the banks, and vice-versa.
They can't get anything like that any time soon. In its place, you will see: the ECB will resume bond purchases, and another LTRO--number three--soon.
Meantime, this should be one of the heavier weeks for volume, but it's not starting out that way. This is quadruple witching---the quarterly expiration of stock and index options, and stock and index futures. On top of that, this Friday is also a quarterly rebalancing in the S&P 500, and next Friday is the YEARLY rebalancing of the Russell 3000 and Russell 2000.
All of this would normally produce volume, but traders seem paralyzed, staring bug-eyed at European headlines. Guys are not turning their books as much.
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ANNAPOLIS, MD (February 10, 2011) – Governor Martin O'Malley issued this statement today on President Obama's "Win the Future through the Wireless Innovation and Infrastructure" initiative, which specifically supports building the National Public Safety Broadband Network and re-allocating the D Block of spectrum for use by America's first responders:
"Today, President Obama publicly expressed his Administration's strong support for building the National Public Safety Broadband Network and re-allocating the D Block of spectrum for use by our first responders. As our nation approaches the 10-year anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the President today recognized the need to fulfill a 10-year-old promise to our first responders and to the American people. The personnel who defend our homeland deserve the technology they need to do their jobs in the safest and most effective way possible.
"I'm proud to have led the effort with my fellow Governors in the National Governor's Association in seeking reallocation of the D Block for our first responders. The NGA has supported this move in a bi-partisan fashion and I hope that Congress continues in this spirit to accomplish this critical goal for the interoperability of our public safety agencies and for the security of our citizens."


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Chrome OS CR-48 Netbooks begin to arriveDecember 9, 2010: 12:35 PM ET
....at least to New York residents.
SeatGeek's Ben Kessler tweeted this morning that his Chrome OS Netbook was waiting for him at his doorstep. According to Flickr, the picture was taken in Manhattan.
PCMag editor Lance Ulanoff just tweeted that his ChromeOS Netbook arrived as well. In Manhattan.
NYC's Laptop Magazine also just got theirs. So did Larry Dignan of ZDNet.
Lifehacker Editor Kevin Purdy got his all the way up in Buffalo.
Well, Westchester UPS...where's mine?
Update: FedEx brought it!


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I have used this product for years to store my 2000+ DVD library and 500+ CD libraries. We would not have any space without them. I have used other brands but always prefer...Read complete review
I have used this product for years to store my 2000+ DVD library and 500+ CD libraries. We would not have any space without them. I have used other brands but always prefer the style and access these provide. We are military and move ever 2-3 years. I have ordered online for the last 4 moves through this company and never had an issue. In fact, I'm always surprised with how quickly they arrive, no matter which side of the states we are on. I do and have recommended this product to my friends and family.
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I can understand why some people prefer this product, but I prefer the old single-sided prosleeves. As I file and organize CD's etc. the double-sided prosleeves don't really protect the CD booklets or...Read complete review
I can understand why some people prefer this product, but I prefer the old single-sided prosleeves. As I file and organize CD's etc. the double-sided prosleeves don't really protect the CD booklets or track listings (or anything) that goes with the disc. These really allow the CD booklets to easily get ripped, damaged or stained. Whereas the single-sided allowed for the disc on one side and the protection of the booklet on the other. I tried these years ago, the first time Case Logic stopped offering the single-sided prosleeves, and they're fine if I'm filing CD's or DVD's of photos or files I'm archiving from my computer. But they don't do the job for commercially issued media. I cannot understand why Case Logic doesn't offer their customers a choice for whichever prosleeve they prefer. I've bought thousands and thousands of prosleeves, but now I'm going to look for a new storage solution. That's too bad. I can't imagine that it would cost Case Logic that much to keep both styles of prosleeves in stock. Maybe pleasing their customers isn't that important.
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By Elise
from Seattle, WA
These CD cases are perfect because they can easily be punched along the opening where you slip in the CD. This way a CD of the report can be bound right into the report. The fact that the CD slides in sideways keeps it from slipping out when transporting. Excellent case and no other companies seem to have this product. THANKS!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Just A Scosh Wider Please, Again.
By Jim from Baltimore
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I have over 8,000 CDs, and these have saved me from doubling or more my cabinets for them. But Please, please add back the millimeter of two of width that was trimmed years ago. Was there a compelling reason for this? More artists, especially classical ones, are including fat booklets that just won't cram into your pockets. youngtrummy
Case Logic, The best CD sleeves around.
By D.J. Guy
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Easy to use web site, order came super fast. Quality packaging. These are the best I've used so far, easy out with a thumb, keeps disc well protected.
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Get rid of those bulky plastic jewel cases! These save a tremendous amount of space. They are the best on the market! One not necessarily negative, the top strip holder useless to me. Overall I can't do w/o them.
Case Logic ProSleves keep me organized!
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I LOVE these because they use less space and organize ALL my recorded CDs!
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Works well for video organization.
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It's the only one on the market that is the perfect shape and material for cd storage
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we use these all the time and never have any issues
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I've loved this product since I discovered it years ago. I started out with three of the three drawer storage units and graduated to a 3-drawer Can-Am storage unit. It is a perfect match for Pro-sleeves, they are available in multiple colors and sizes. Maybe Case Logic will see this and joy forces with Can-Am. I even use the now discontinued black Napster Pro-sleeves for quicker identification of my blu-ray movies. I would like for Case Logic to consider making a blue sleeve again....HINT! :)
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